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**poRmawayncmop** · 03-20-2012, 09:22 PM

The highest and most difficult knowledge in Buddhism is the Four Noble Truths.

So, as a Buddhist, we study and practice to know the truth.
If we know the truth that a thing (which we are holding now) is not good, no value, and brings only suffered,
then we will put it down automatically without any concern.

Consequently, you do not need to set a goal to detach any thing, but just set a goal to know the truth.

03-20-2012, 09:22 PM	#9
poRmawayncmop Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 664 Senior Member	The highest and most difficult knowledge in Buddhism is the Four Noble Truths. So, as a Buddhist, we study and practice to know the truth. If we know the truth that a thing (which we are holding now) is not good, no value, and brings only suffered, then we will put it down automatically without any concern. Consequently, you do not need to set a goal to detach any thing, but just set a goal to know the truth.
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